First things first, I need to clear up some massive confusion that is floating around out there in the tech community. I have seen some people calling this upcoming update Fedora 45,…
Hacktober Recap 2026, A Month Full of Dangerous CVE: eMudhra, Gitlab, Brotli, PHP, NodeJS etc
Every one of these incidents show that the modern software supply chain is built on top of matchsticks. We spend years convincing management that our infrastructure is resilient because we bought enterprise…
7 Skill Keamanan Jaringan yang Membuat Network Engineer Makin Dibutuhkan
Perusahaan mencari network engineer yang mampu merancang sekaligus mengamankan jaringan. Lanskap ancaman siber terhadap infrastruktur korporat kian agresif. Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara (BSSN) mencatat lebih dari 4,41 miliar anomali trafik di Indonesia…
How to Spin Up Disposable macOS and Linux VMs on Apple Silicon with TartVM
There is many reasons why developers love VMs. If you spend your working hours tweaking shell scripts, compiling unvetted GitHub code, or testing weird system utilities, you know the dread of messing…
Belajar Cyber Security dari Nol hingga Siap Kerja, Ini Roadmap Lengkapnya
Kebutuhan tenaga keamanan siber terus meningkat. Pada 2024, kekurangan profesional global mencapai 4,8 juta orang, naik 19% dari tahun sebelumnya. Di Indonesia, ancaman siber terbukti dari 5,2 miliar anomali trafik sepanjang 2025,…
Running Windows 11 on Apple Silicon: UTM vs. Parallels Desktop vs. VMware Fusion
Transitioning to Apple Silicon has revolutionized performance and battery life for Mac users, but it fundamentally altered how macOS handles Windows software. Because Apple’s M-series chips use the ARM architecture rather than…
Testing PikaOS, a Rolling Debian Distribution Special for Gaming and Content Creation
The desktop Linux space has undergone a noticeable shift over the past two years. Distributions are no longer simply competing on which desktop environment they bundle; they are actively optimizing the kernel…
Engineering the On-Premises AI Data Center: An In-Depth Technical Review of the HP ZGX Fury AI Station
The enterprise artificial intelligence landscape is witnessing a structural shift. While cloud-based hyperscalers initially captured the lion’s share of large language model (LLM) training and inference workloads, escalating API operational expenditures (OpEx),…
Trying my new Favourite Task Manager, TMOG on Omarchy Linux
More than thirty years ago, Dave Plummer wrote the original Windows Task Manager. That tool became one of the most familiar utilities in computing history. When a computer slowed down, users learned…
ASRock Industrial AI Box A395: Is This the Best Compact Strix Halo System for Local AI?
Local AI has moved from experimental hobby to practical daily tool for many people. Running large language models, image generation, or private assistants at home requires machines with high memory bandwidth, solid…
Redox OS: A Rust-Based Microkernel Operating System (And How It Differs from Linux)
Redox OS is one of the more ambitious operating system projects currently under active development. It is a complete Unix-like system written primarily in Rust, built around a microkernel design, and aimed…
Canonical Is Bringing Back Ubuntu Core Desktop — This Time With a Clearer Plan
Canonical has confirmed it is restarting development of Ubuntu Core Desktop, its long-dormant immutable desktop experiment. After a quiet period that followed the 2023 developer preview, the company has put together a…
systemd Officially Adds Support for Rust Components
For years, conversations about memory safety in core Linux infrastructure have circled around the same difficult question: how do you modernize critical system software without rewriting everything from scratch? On October 24,…
Rocky Linux Creator Builds a Brand-New “Not Linux” Kernel in 11 Days Using AI
Gregory Kurtzer just did something that sounds almost absurd on paper. In only eleven days, the man who created CentOS and later founded Rocky Linux directed an AI agent to build an…
Building a local AI agent in Workshop on Ubuntu 26.10
Today, we’re building a fully local agentic coding sandbox on Ubuntu powered by Pi, inference snaps, and Canonical Workshop. This is how the end result looks. In the center of the terminal…
Omarchy 4.5 RC: 5 New Apps That Actually Look Useful
On this article, we’re looking at the five new apps in Omarchy 4.5. This is a preview of the first release candidate, so some details may change before the final release. All…
Worth It! Switching from Fedora KDE to Kubuntu
So, I’ve been using Fedora KDE as my main Linux distribution for a while now. At first, it was really good — exactly what I wanted. On paper, it sits somewhere between…
I’m Happy Using ‘Herdr’, The Fastest Growing Devtool written in Rust
herdr has changed the way I work. This is going to be controversial, but in this video I’m going to share why it made me go from terminal multiplexer hater to “I’m…
Testing Goose on Omarchy Linux (App & CLI): The Open-Source Solution for Daily Task Automation
Today i wanna to share my experiences trying Goose, an open-source AI agent on my Omarchy Linux. You describe a chore in plain words, like tidying a messy downloads folder, and an…
GNOME Founder Attacks Omarchy Founder as “Lazy, Racist, Ignorant”
Big guy who make Gnome named Miguel Diaaza is doing big attack to DHH who make Omari Linux and Ruby on Rails because Miguel call him very lazy, racist, and also very…